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Sweep: Can you please write unittests using pytest for slack_app.py #44

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Checklist - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py`` - [ ] ``TARS/surfaces/slack/slack_app.py``
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TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Create TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:
Create a new file test_slack_app.py in the TARS/surfaces/slack/ directory. This file will contain the unit tests for slack_app.py.

Add the following imports at the top of the file:

``python<br/>import pytest<br/>from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch<br/>from slack_app import SlackBot<br/>\```<br/><br/>These imports includepytestfor writing and running tests,MagicMockandpatchfromunittest.mockfor mocking dependencies, andSlackBotfromslack_app` which is the class being tested.
TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:

Create a new file test_slack_app.py in the TARS/surfaces/slack/ directory. This file will contain the unit tests for slack_app.py.

Add the following imports at the top of the file:


import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot


These imports include pytest for writing and running tests, MagicMock and patch from unittest.mock for mocking dependencies, and SlackBot from slack_app which is the class being tested.
TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:

Create a new file test_slack_app.py in the TARS/surfaces/slack/ directory. This file will contain the unit tests for slack_app.py.

Add the following code to the file:


import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot


These imports include pytest for writing and running tests, MagicMock and patch from unittest.mock for mocking dependencies, and SlackBot from slack_app which is the class being tested.
TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:

Create a new file test_slack_app.py in the TARS/surfaces/slack/ directory. This file will contain the unit tests for slack_app.py.

Add the following code to the file:


import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot


These imports include pytest for writing and running tests, MagicMock and patch from unittest.mock for mocking dependencies, and SlackBot from slack_app which is the class being tested.
TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:

Add unit tests for the __init__ and process_message methods of the SlackBot class.


import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot



import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot

def test_slack_bot_init():
with patch('slack_app.AgentManager') as mock_agent_manager:
bot = SlackBot()
assert bot.chat_history == []
mock_agent_manager.assert_called_once()
assert bot.agent_manager == mock_agent_manager.return_valuebr/><br/>@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message')<br/@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.handle_direct_message')
def test_process_message_direct_message(mock_handle_direct_message, mock_is_direct_message):
mock_is_direct_message.return_value = True
mock_handle_direct_message.return_value = "Test response"

bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

response = bot.process_message(event, client)

mock_is_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event)
mock_handle_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event, client, 'U123', 'C456')
assert response == "Test response"

def test_process_message_not_direct_message():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

with patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message', return_value=False):
response = bot.process_message(event, client)

assert response is None


The first test, test_slack_bot_init, patches the AgentManager class to avoid actual instantiation. It then creates a SlackBot instance and asserts that the chat_history is initialized as an empty list, AgentManager is called once, and bot.agent_manager is set to the return value of AgentManager.

The next two tests cover the process_message method for both direct messages and non-direct messages. They use mocking to simulate the behavior of is_direct_message and handle_direct_message. The tests assert that the correct methods are called with the expected arguments and the response matches the expected value.
TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/test_slack_app.py with contents:

Add unit tests for the is_direct_message method.


import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot

def test_slack_bot_init():
with patch('slack_app.AgentManager') as mock_agent_manager:
bot = SlackBot()
assert bot.chat_history == []
mock_agent_manager.assert_called_once()
assert bot.agent_manager == mock_agent_manager.return_valuebr/><br/>@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message')<br/@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.handle_direct_message')
def test_process_message_direct_message(mock_handle_direct_message, mock_is_direct_message):
mock_is_direct_message.return_value = True
mock_handle_direct_message.return_value = "Test response"

bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

response = bot.process_message(event, client)

mock_is_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event)
mock_handle_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event, client, 'U123', 'C456')
assert response == "Test response"

def test_process_message_not_direct_message():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

with patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message', return_value=False):
response = bot.process_message(event, client)

assert response is None



import pytest
from unittest.mock import MagicMock, patch
from slack_app import SlackBot

def test_slack_bot_init():
with patch('slack_app.AgentManager') as mock_agent_manager:
bot = SlackBot()
assert bot.chat_history == []
mock_agent_manager.assert_called_once()
assert bot.agent_manager == mock_agent_manager.return_valuebr/><br/>@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message')<br/@patch('slack_app.SlackBot.handle_direct_message')
def test_process_message_direct_message(mock_handle_direct_message, mock_is_direct_message):
mock_is_direct_message.return_value = True
mock_handle_direct_message.return_value = "Test response"

bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

response = bot.process_message(event, client)

mock_is_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event)
mock_handle_direct_message.assert_called_once_with(event, client, 'U123', 'C456')
assert response == "Test response"

def test_process_message_not_direct_message():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'user': 'U123', 'channel': 'C456'}
client = MagicMock()

with patch('slack_app.SlackBot.is_direct_message', return_value=False):
response = bot.process_message(event, client)

assert response is None

def test_is_direct_message_true():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'channel_type': 'im'}
assert bot.is_direct_message(event) is True

def test_is_direct_message_false_not_im():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'channel_type': 'channel'}
assert bot.is_direct_message(event) is False

def test_is_direct_message_false_bot_message():
bot = SlackBot()
event = {'channel_type': 'im', 'bot_id': 'B123'}
assert bot.is_direct_message(event) is False


These tests cover the is_direct_message method for different scenarios - when the event is a direct message, when it's not an 'im' channel type, and when the message is from a bot. The tests create a SlackBot instance and pass in different event dictionaries to assert the expected return value of is_direct_message.
TARS/surfaces/slack/slack_app.py Modify TARS/surfaces/slack/slack_app.py with contents:
Add the following import statement for the pytest library:


from graphs.agent import AgentManager
from config.config import slack_settings
import logging
from slack_bolt import App
from slack_bolt.adapter.socket_mode import SocketModeHandler
from langsmith import traceable



import pytest
from graphs.agent import AgentManager
from config.config import slack_settings
import logging
from slack_bolt import App
from slack_bolt.adapter.socket_mode import SocketModeHandler
from langsmith import traceable


This adds the pytest import to the slack_app.py file, which is needed for running the unit tests.
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